AI brand mascots and spokespeople that actually post
Turn your brand mascot into a social-native AI character, or create a new AI spokesperson who presents your products week after week.
Most brand mascots live on packaging and in one ad a year. On social, they’re silent.
Meanwhile your competitors’ founders and creators are posting daily. A mascot that never shows up is a brand asset going to waste.
An AI brand mascot posts, reacts and presents products in a consistent voice. It’s yours, it’s always available, and it’s clearly labelled.
Three ways in
Mascot revival
Bring a mascot you already own onto TikTok, Reels and Shorts, keeping its classic look.
New AI mascot
A new character built for social from day one: an animal, an object or a creature.
AI spokesperson
A presenter-style character for product explainers, launches and FAQs.
How it works
- BriefYour brand, audience and the role the mascot plays.
- DesignCharacter design rounds, or adaptation of your existing mascot.
- Voice and rulesPersonality, catchphrases and no-go topics.
- Content systemSeries, templates and a posting rhythm.
- Launch and runWe run it, or hand it to your team.
Scope your AI mascot
Questions brands ask
What is an AI spokesperson?
An AI spokesperson is a fictional, AI-generated character who presents your brand in video and social content. Unlike a stock avatar, it has a fixed identity, a personality and rules, so it builds recognition over time.
Can you bring our existing mascot to life?
Yes. If you own the rights to the mascot, we can build a social-native version that posts, reacts to trends and presents products, while keeping its established look and personality.
Is an AI mascot labelled as AI?
Yes. A cartoon mascot is obviously not a real person, but we still label AI-generated content clearly and follow the ad-labelling rules on every sponsored post.
How is this different from a human brand ambassador?
A mascot or AI spokesperson belongs to your brand. It can’t leave for a competitor, and it’s available whenever you need content. The trade-off is that it starts without an audience of its own.